Book Review: The Roswell UFO Conspiracy by Nick Redfern



Today I finished Nick Redfern's most recent book, The Roswell UFO Conspiracy: Exposing a Shocking and Sinister Secret. It is a follow-up to his 2005 book Body Snatchers in the Desert, also about what came down at the Foster Ranch, Roswell, New Mexico, in July of 1947. Most people, when they hear "Roswell," think of a crashed UFO. But the sources Nick talked with for Body Snatchers in the Desert had a decidedly different story to tell. One that didn't involve extraterrestrials.
With author Nick Redfern

From those four sources, and others who talked to other people and/or researchers, and from information from government files, Redfern concludes that what came down at Roswell in 1947 was definitely not a "UFO" of the alien type. Far more likely, as the evidence points to, it was something from the U.S. government that they wanted (and still want) to keep secret.

The theory that Nick supports in this book is that what came down at Roswell (and there were actually multiple crashes, not just one incident) in the summer of 1947 were secret aircraft and/or balloons being tested by the U.S. government. And the "dead aliens" weren't aliens at all. They were people.

From the evidence presented in the book, it seems that after WWII ended, the U.S. secretly began working with German, Japanese, and/or the Russians on secret prototype aircraft. And they used people in the test flights, not "test dummies" as the Air Force has said years later. And it was these people that have been mistaken for aliens. As it turns out, they were most likely physically and/or mentally handicapped Japanese used in the experiments. People who say they saw the bodies claim they were short, had enlarged heads and small ears and noses, and other deformities of that sort. In other words, deformed dwarves.

Back to the subject of the U.S. possibly working with Germans… it is claimed that the U.S. government had Josef Mengele (the "Angle of Death,"), a German who did horrific experiments on prisoners during WWII, involved in the projects that resulted in the crashed "UFOs." Another, very interesting note is that Mengele had a particular fascination with human dwarves.
Josef Mengele, who did horrific experiments on
people in Germany in WWII

If you read this book, your perspective on Roswell will likely change.

Unless, as Nick notes, you're a UFO researcher who doesn't want to believe that what came down at Roswell wasn't a UFO. The "Holy Grail" case of UFOlogy would be proven to not be a UFO at all. But is it really that horrible? That's not where the evidence points to!

Because guess what - the multiple U.S. experiments that crashed in the New Mexico desert in the mid-to-late 1940s weren't UFOs. As Nick says at the end of the book… Aliens didn't crash at Roswell!


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